You make a good point and used a good example. I was just surprised that I was able to play it from beginning to end without noticing any issues at all. I'm not saying there aren't any issues, there obviously must be for it to be marked that way. Usually, games that are marked NOT WORKING are either unplayable, can't advance past a certain point in the game, have serious graphic issues, or some other bug that is noticeable to a gamer. Technically, almost every working game can be considered IMPERFECT since 100% accurate emulation is not possible/feasible, but if MAME is going to have classifications such as WORKING, IMPERFECT, and NOT WORKING, then I would have thought a game like this would be marked IMPERFECT. Just my novice opinion.
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